Exterior Trim color help please
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Help with exterior paint please--what trim color goes where?
Comments (6)Thanks, for the ideas, Outside. Do a darker sage instead of black? Hmm yeah I could see that! The spouse was a little alarmed when I suggested black. :) Really, everything goes with the roof. It's quite neutral. The bricks aren't so neutral but not too bad as long as we don't do as the POs did and pick the ugliest one and match the paint to it. Yes, the cheap new windows installed by the PO are sort of cream colored vinyl clad (with 80s French blue trim--where's my goose in a bonnet?). In the back they are still simple aluminum framed. With blue trim. We do have a lot of stuff going on with the brick, stucco, cedar, siding...I had to tone down my landscaping materials because it was going to be just too many things fighting....See MoreHelp with Exterior Trim Color--Please!
Comments (1)We're just picked Monterey White (Benj Moore HC-27) for our house (although we might just continue to remove the paint and leave it rustic). I have seen the color on a house in my neighborhood, and it is fantastic. I think it would go great with your color because it has a hint of grey in it. Sue...See MoreHelp with exterior house trim color please
Comments (13)Hi scrappy, I agree you should do mockups for best visualization. In our area, the homes that are similar to yours- most paint their garage doors to match the siding color, and seems the most pleasing. Those that choose to paint their garage doors to match their front doors, most commonly a black or a dark color, end up with a garage that looks llike a big black hole. On my monitor your siding and trim look fine, but it may look alot different IRL. I like it as it, or if it seems mismatched to you, try the white trim idea, but I'd keep the garage door to match the siding and agree to paint the boxes under the windows all one color, no outlining. Also agree your front door/entry would stand out, and look more inviting if you painted it a pretty light/bright color....See MoreNeed help with exterior trim and trim colors.
Comments (2)I usually get great advice over on the Home Decorating Form. Post over there and I'm sure you'll get some help....See MoreA D
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